Rosalia Rivera & How To Protect Our Children - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 389)
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What is the purpose of this episode and who is the guest?
Welcome into Scrolling with Haley. Quick reminder before we get going to please subscribe to this show wherever you watch or listen, leave a five-star review, leave a comment, and please tell a friend or a loved one about the show, especially today's show, because this episode is for everyone. Everyone who has grandchildren, children waiting to have children. If you care about protecting the next generation, you're gonna want to stay tuned. But first, I have a message from Today's sponsor, Fatty 15. Did you know that helping older Navy dolphins unlocked a secret to healthier aging for all of us? I'm excited to share C15 from Fatty 15. It's the first emerging essential fatty acid discovered in more than 90 years.
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You can get an additional 15% off their 90-day subscription starter kit by going to Fatty15.com/slash scroll and using code scroll at checkout. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. I could not be more thrilled to be joined by someone I followed on social media for quite some time now. My next guest is a fellow survivor of childhood sexual abuse. She calls herself a thriver, except her abuse was at the hands of her own father. And she has turned this abuse into her life's mission to raise awareness and prevent other children from going through the same pain. She's given TED Talks, she hosts her own podcasts, and most importantly,
Importantly, she teaches parents and children alike about consent. Joining me now is host of the About Consent podcast, child sexual abuse prevention specialist, Rosalia Rivera. Rosalia, thank you so much for being here. I found you on Instagram a while ago. I've been following you and I've been a fan of yours and the work that you do for a long time. I'm so glad that I found you too, because you're a wealth of knowledge on a topic that is not talked about enough. But it is so important for families, for guardians, for babysitters, really for anyone who has a child in their life that they care about, or just people who care about children and protecting them. So I want to start off by having you tell your story.
How did your father start abusing you?
Yeah, thanks for having me on. Yeah, so for me, I actually didn't remember my memories until I had children. Um, and so I had pieces of memories. Um, I knew that there was this one concrete memory that I had um when I the very first time that I remember my father touching me inappropriately and and being really confused by it. Um I was I think somewhere between eight and nine years old. And it was very shocking because I didn't have the language to explain what was happening. I knew that it was wrong because I remember my mom always saying something to the effect of like, you know, don't let anyone touch, you know, that place between your legs. Like she was very religious and she didn't have, you know, words for you know, she thought saying vagina was, you know
a dirty word, right? So she she couldn't even say it to me. And she herself is a survivor. So I think she had a lot of triggers and trauma from that that she obviously didn't share with me when I was a kid, but She warned me and so to have my own father touching me in a way that I knew wasn't right, but I couldn't understand like why he was doing it of all people.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the purpose of this episode and who is the guest?
0:00–7:56
2
How did Rosalia Rivera’s childhood abuse begin and what memories resurfaced when she became a parent?
7:56–20:49
3
What role did Rosalia’s mother and sister play in uncovering the abuse and how did the family respond?
20:49–33:19
4
How common is it for child sexual abuse to be committed by someone the child knows, and what are the typical grooming patterns?
33:19–45:34
5
What warning signs should parents look for that might indicate a child is being abused or groomed?
45:34–56:40
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How can parents teach children about consent, body autonomy, and the difference between tattling and reporting?
56:40–1:02:40
Speakers
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